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E Maillard

Publications and source records attributed to E Maillard.

46 records · Page 3Linked to original sources

PubMed1965

[Use of penicillins active perorally in the treatment of scarlet fever (apropos of 15 cases)].

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Child↗

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[A case of familial Strumpell-Lorrain disease].

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Adult↗

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[Clinical trial of Bicarnesine in pediatrics].

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Adolescent↗

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[The newborn infants of diabetic mothers. Apropos of 79 cases].

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Acidosis↗

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[The oro-digito-facial syndrome. Apropos of a case].

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Abnormalities, Multiple↗

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[Oro-facio-digital syndrome. 3 personal cases].

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Abnormalities, Multiple↗

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[Hepatic fibro-aggio-adenomatosis (Radiological findings)].

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Age Factors↗

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[Methods of resuscitation of infants born of diabetic mothers].

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Female↗

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[Primary muscle localization of actinomycosis. Aporpos of a case].

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Actinomycosis↗

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[Colonic stenosis following necrotizing enterocolitis in newborn infants. Apropos of 3 cases].

Three cases of double left colic stenosis revealed at one month of age by subobstruction are reported. Recovery was obtained by surgery. The evolution of radiological data in one case, and of histological changes observed on the resected sigmoid colon in the two other cases favor the assumption that cicatricial stenosis occurred likewise. These cases also confirm the existence of a benign expression of necrotising enterocolitis, most common with a colonic localization. Such stenosis due to submucous connective sclerosis strengthens the hypothesis that a transitory mesenteric ischemia is responsible for the necrotizing enterocolitis in newborns.

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